Talk:Mount Faber

Mystery Bunker

I was reading the 24th Dec 2006's issue of "The New Paper Our Sunday" when an article (titled "What's the story behind Mystery Bunker?" on pages 8 & 9) caught my attention. The article was about a "hidden World War II bunker that is located less than 30m from the Seah Im Carpark" and the carpark is located near Mount Faber. To understand more about this bunker, read the article. How about adding this bunker into the article? Aranho 08:13, 25 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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